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Vidarbha’s NAMASTE rollout reveals stark gaps, worker stories, and urgent challenges behind mechanised sanitation.

Step into Kaundinyapur’s epic past, from royal legends to archaeological finds shaping Vidarbha’s ancient identity.

A deep look at Vidarbha’s rising carbon footprint from 2020-2025, driven by coal power, industry growth and policy shifts.

Vidarbha Nama traces the region’s journey from ancient times to modern Maharashtra in vivid detail.

Anusayabai Kale, Vidarbha’s fearless freedom fighter, became Nagpur’s first woman MP after years of grassroots activism.

Experience Vidarbha’s mine tourism. See working coal mines, eco parks, and the transformation of Maharashtra’s mining region.

By 1867, Vidarbha was exporting as much cotton as Egypt to Manchester’s mills, reshaping its economy and landscape forever.

A deep dive into Nagpur's firefighting journey from colonial roots to modern challenges shaping Vidarbha's safety.

Uncover the harrowing story of Vidarbha’s 1876–78 famine, where drought and British rule turned hunger into a deadly crisis.

Vidarbha’s smart meter rollout reveals startling gains, consumer clashes, and untold power theft realities.

Vidarbha’s hidden villages and arts reveal untapped promise as India boosts rural tourism circuits.

Traditional artisans in Vidarbha receive long-overdue support, but challenges in credit and outreach still hold many back.

Uncover the vibrant ceremonies, legends and community spirit of Vidarbha’s awe-inspiring Koyapunem Festival.

Ancient Asmaka Janapada in Vidarbha unveils a lost era of iron innovation, early trade, and royal intrigue.

Nagbhid's prehistoric stone monuments reveal Iron Age mysteries while modern rice mills drive Vidarbha's economy today.

Marvel at Vidarbha’s ancient Buddhist sites and the bold revival that reshaped faith and heritage in modern times.

Sterilisation drives in Nagpur crossed 40,000 surgeries, yet stray dogs flood the streets. A deeper problem is holding back results.

Migrants settling in Vidarbha are not replacing Marathi but making it stronger through daily use, integration, and education.

Ancient coins reveal how Mitra and Bhadra kings once ruled Vidarbha before the Satavahana takeover erased their names.

Brahmi script transformed Vidarbha’s political rule, Buddhist culture, and early written records across centuries.